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Amazing insightful and thoughtful write up, thank you! Loved the 3d visualizations It reminds me of this thing I built some time ago while playing with recurs
by nico 1y ago
Amazing insightful and thoughtful write up, thank you!
Loved the 3d visualizations
It reminds me of this thing I built some time ago while playing with recursive decimation to generate effects similar to fractals from any image
You can play with it here: https://jsfiddle.net/nicobrenner/a1t869qf/ https://jsfiddle.net/nicobrenner/a1t869qf/
Just press Blursort 2x2 a couple of times to generate a few frames and then click Animate
You can also copy/paste images into it
There’s no backend, it all just runs on the browser
Don’t recommend it on mobile
- Iwan-Zotow 1y agoCurious if it would work in 3D
- nico 1y agoVery interesting! I wonder what that would look like Right now, roughly, the algorithm recursively divides the image by doing decimation (ie. picking every other pixel), and keeps the decimated pixels as a second image Not sure how that algorithm would apply to a 3d data structure Do you know how 3d objects/images are usually represented? It would be cool to recursively decompose a 3d object into smaller versions of itself :)